$ 1,116.07
1-2 weeks delivery time
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The Jabsco 52530-3000 double stack pressurized water system delivers up to 22 l/min (5.8 GPM) from a 12V supply, combining two Jabsco PAR-MAX 3 pumps and a 2 litre pressure tank in one unit for steady flow and added redundancy. A built-in pressure switch cuts out at 2.8 bar (40 PSI), while integrated suction filters help protect the pumps from debris. Designed for demanding onboard use, it supports tasks such as deck washdowns and water transfer, with straight 13 mm (1/2 in) hose connections, self-priming up to 1.8 m head, and the ability to run dry without damage.
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Jabsco 52530-3000 Double Stack Pressurized Water System
The Jabsco 52530-3000 is a compact double-pump water pressure system built for reliable onboard water delivery. By integrating two pumps and a pressure tank into a single assembly, it supports consistent flow and provides added operational security for demanding marine use.
Application
- Pressurized water supply for onboard outlets such as basins and showers
- Deck washdowns
- Water transfer tasks
- Bilge pumping (as stated in the provided product information)
Technical Specifications
Voltage 12 V Maximum Output 22 l/min (5.8 GPM) Cut-Off Pressure 2.8 bar (40 PSI) Self-Priming Up to 1.8 m head Maximum Amperage 12 A Fuse 20 A Connections 2 x 13 mm (1/2 in) hose inner diameter, straight Pressure Tank Volume 2 litres Dimensions (H x W x L) 35.0 cm x 24.0 cm x 32.0 cm Shipping Weight 11.00 kg
Product Details
- System Type: Double stack water pressure system
- Configuration: Pressurized water system consisting of 2 Jabsco PAR-MAX 3 pumps and a pressure tank in one unit
- Product Portfolio: Water Pressure Systems
- Brand: Jabsco
Features
- Dual-pump design for increased reliability
- Runs dry without damage
- Integrated suction filters help protect the pumps from debris
- Pressure switch control with 2.8 bar (40 PSI) cut-out
- Check valves at the outlets help maintain pressure after the pumps switch off
Mode of Operation
When a water outlet is opened, system pressure drops and the built-in pressure switch starts the first pump. Once 40 PSI is reached, the pressure switch switches the pump off. If demand increases (for example, multiple outlets opened), pressure continues to drop and the pressure switch also starts the second pump to maintain supply.
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